thyristor
/ˈθaɪrɪstər/Definitions
1. noun
A type of semiconductor device that acts as a switch, used for controlling the flow of electrical current.
“The thyristor was used in the design of the high-voltage power supply to regulate the current.”
1. noun
A type of semiconductor device that acts as a switch, used for controlling the flow of electrical current.
“The thyristor was used in the design of the high-voltage power supply to regulate the current.”